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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1951

Page

2

British Note Dismissed as Propaganda by London

The British foreign office labeled the Soviet note on Anglo Russian ties a propaganda outburst aimed at harming Anglo American friendship. Moscow hinted at negotiations while accusing Britain of trampling the 20 year pact and meddling in Eastern Europe. Officials expect big four talks but fear the note clouds the two power meeting.

London David Kelly Moscow Russia Britain France United States Clement R. Attlee Spain China Korea Indochina Mataya

Pio Pico Kin Dies in Whittier Home

Porfirio R. Moreno, 84, grandson of Pio Pico the last Mexican governor of California, died yesterday at his Whittier home. A retired fireman, Moreno is remembered for his ties to state history.

Wolfhounds Adopt Osaka Orphanage After War Service

In Osaka, the 27th Regiment of the 25th Infantry Division known as the Wolfhounds adopted a local orphanage. Sgt Hugh O'Reilly organized fund drives that raised $38,000 to buy a new facility now run by French Sisters of Charity. The regiment continues monthly contributions and visits during seven-day returns to Japan.

Hugh O'Reilly Bronx Wolfhounds Osaka Korea O'Reilly Associated Press Saka Japan New York City French Sisters of Charity Sgt. O'Reilly

Spring-like Weather Grips Most of United States

Chicago Feb 26 A largely spring like pattern persisted across the nation with a cold air mass along the Canadian border slowly moving southward. Temperatures are expected to dip below freezing tonight in southern and central Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan while mild conditions prevail elsewhere for another 24 hours. Showers stretched from Texas to the Upper Mississippi Valley and Western Great Lakes with scattered flurries in the Northwest and Northern California.

Chicago War Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Weather Bureau Texas Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Region Rocky Mountains California

Navy to Launch First Modern Antisub Sub K-1 Friday

Washington reports the Navy will launch the K-1 antisubmarine submarine on Friday at Electric Boat in Groton. The 195 foot, 750 ton vessel carries advanced detection gear and weapons with a mission to hunt enemy subs. Sponsor Mrs Willis Manning Thomas of Allington, Va., widow of a submarine skipper, represents the Pompano commander.

Washington Navy Electric Boat Company Groton C. B. Momsen Hampton Roads Willis Manning Thomas Allington Comdr Thomas Pompano Richmond Calif

Paris Red Strike Halts Transport

Communist inspired transport strike stops all buses and most subways in Paris forcing thousands to walk or bike to work. Targeted disruption impacts daily commutes across the city amid protests and political tension. Local authorities report widespread travel delays and altered schedules.

Paris

Czechs Mark Anniversary With Bread and Flour Ration

Prague reports the government restored bread and flour rationing as the country marked the third anniversary of the Communist rise to power. Rations start at one kilogram of flour and 1.5 kilograms of bread per week, with four week totals and worker versus nonworker allocations noted. Public displays honor Gottwald and leaders, while accusations against rivals intensify.

Prague Czechoslovakia Prague Radio Klement Gottwald Antonin Zapotocky Gottwald Vladimir

Britons Patrol Isle Scene of Shootings

PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad February 26 Marines from two British warships patrolled Grenada scene of a week of rioting arson and looting five wounded American tourists urged to leave island Josephine Works of Cleveland said many tourists had ignored the warning and stayed Disorder began with agricultural workers marching through streets destroying property and looting shops

Port OF Spain Trinidad Caribbean Grenada Here Josephine Works Cleveland Hie

Boy Confesses Killing Parents During TV Night

A 14 year old, Donald Arceo, admitted shooting his mother Dorothy 31 and father John 37 while they watched television. He said he acted after taking a .22 rifle from the apartment below and later tried to visit a friend before confessing to police. He died en route to hospital. father a salesmen and auxiliary police officer.

Akland Donald Arceo Donald Tyler Armstrong John Jeep Dorothy aArceo Arcea Dad Mother Hanford Calif

Airlift Has Carried 100000 Wounded

Tokyo February 26 The military reported that more than 100000 sick or wounded soldiers have been airlifted since July 2 The tally notes the figure does not reflect UN casualties as some men are flown multiple times from the front to hospitals during their journeys

Thea Tokyo United Nations

West German Reds Demote Leaders

The West German Communist party demoted two state chairmen for lack of vigilance against opportunism. Liejurand of Wuerttemberg Baden and Mueller of Hesse were not expelled, replaced by active workers and younger comrades ahead of a Munich conference for Bolshevik criticism and self criticism.

Frankfurt Germany West Germany Communist Party U.S Ler Wuerttemberg-Baden Hesse Munich Robert Liejurand Wuerttemberg-Baden Oscar Mueller

Army shifts focus to rocket weapons after high altitude tests

The Army says it finished ultra high altitude multi stage rocket tests and will concentrate on rockets as weapons. A Thursday White Sands test will fire a single V-2 with a nose Corporal, carrying instruments for atmospheric studies, to aid long range missile design and atomic power considerations.

Elton C. Fay Washington Army White Sands N. M Army Ordnance Upper Atmosphere Laboratory Air Force Cambridge, Mass USAF Navy Earth

Heiress Denies Divorce Plan in Mexico Mansion

Princess Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy remained secluded in a high walled Cuernavaca mansion today after publicly denying plans to divorce her titled husband. The Woolworth heiress arrived for rest, a spokesman said.

Cuernavaca Mexico Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy Woolworth

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